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List the different types of electromagnetic radiation and their approximate wavelength.

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Different types of electromagnetic radiation and their approximate wavelengths are to be discussed.

Concept introduction:

The distance between two identical crests or two identical troughs of a wave of light is called the wavelength.

Electromagnetic radiation with a certain wavelength is called light.

The electromagnetic spectrum is the range of wavelength above which the electromagnetic radiation extends.

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The list of electromagnetic radiation and their wavelengths is totally based on the electromagnetic spectrum values. In the spectrum, visible region is from wavelength 400 nm (

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